My foot slipped while climbing up the stairs 3 months ago. Big toe slightly deformed like a bunion. Most of the swelling and pain got reduced in the first month. But there is still some pain and stiffness while loading weight or bending the big toe. X-ray ruled out fracture. MRI says Patchy marrow Edema and joint diffusion in the first MTP. Doctor says it should resolve in 6 months. MRI attached below. Any help or advise would be helpful. Thank you.
So yesterday i was playing badminton and my foot landed uncomfortably. My left foot rolled outwards and I felt pain ,after that I was able to walk on my heel of left foot . The pain is on left portion of my foot . Today the it is much more swelled but when I press only a particular area is hurting and that has a very little bulge outwards that can be distinguished from rest of the swelling area. only that area is hurting when i press, rest swelled area is not hurting when I m pressing. I am not able to put weight on my left foot. Only able to walk on my heel.
I have both hands pain for a month. If i starin or walk my hands getting pain. 3 days before i went to hospital. Doctor suggested neurokind g. But pain not reduced yet. Could you pls suggest.
I have disc bulge in cervical spine at c3,c4 and c5 level and disc herniation problem in lumbar spine at l4, l5 level
Feeling lower back pain during forward bending for last one month visited a local doctor and he gave me the medicines like neurokind lc , lumia 60k and tolagin 4. Also a Xray of L/S spine ap and lateral..I have done the xray and report says mild indentation of lower end plate of l4 and l5 What does it mean?? Iam attaching my x ray report... Kindly suggest me some medicine.
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